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Førstehjælp The aim of this course is to provide the delegate with an awareness of key first aid basics. You will learn about the associated legislation, human anatomy, how to manage a first aid incident and lifesaving using primary and secondary survey methods.

Understand the regulatory framework for the maintenance, care, and storage of work tools and equipment, understand the basic classification of work tools and equipment, classify work tools and equipment according to the type of energy they use, identify hazards and risks associated with different types of work tools and equipment, list some general preventive measures for working with tools.

At the end of this course, the learner will be able to Identify and assess risks, having the ability to select control measures.

The aim of this course is to provide the mandatory level of knowledge required for all masters, officers and other crewmembers who are required to manage crisis situations on board passenger ships.

The aim of this course is to inform about the different types of marine trash and debris and the impact that it has on the environment. The course will also allow you to identify common sources and destinations of marine trash and debris and explain the laws, regulations and preventative measures that prevent trash and debris from polluting the waterways.

In this course you will learn about common threats to maritime security and how they are mitigated through the use of a Security Plan and by adhering to MARSEC levels. You will be able to describe the different roles of personnel and explain standard security procedures. You will also be able to identify how to respond to suspicious behaviour and objects.